Author

Publication

2010 - Between The Lines, Toronto, Ontario

Language

English

Word Count

45,250 words, Guess

Page Count

181 pages

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and 1 more

Classifications

  • DDC361.3/0971
  • LCCHV105 .C38 2010

Description

"Incorporating the critical perspectives, emphasis on diversity, and pointed suggestions for change that made the previous editions into bestsellers, Ben Carniol pulls together today’s most pertinent research, critical analysis, and practice examples and presents them in this accessible and useful sixth edition of Case Critical. In the context of the current economic and political climate, this new edition discusses First Nations issues, the increasing corporatization of service, and the explicit link between social work practice and social movements. Carniol questions illegitimate privilege created by colonialism, racism, patriarchal capitalism, heterosexism, ableism and ageism; posing many key questions. Such as, why, as social work education develops progressive approaches, are so many social services deteriorating? How can social workers become allies with diverse groups of people? And, why do progressives persist in their work?"--pub. desc.

Subjects

Topics

361.3/0971Service socialSocial serviceSocial workersHv105 .k46 2017Travailleurs sociauxSocial service, canada

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Other Editions

  • Case critical: social services & social justice in CanadaBetween The Lines2010-01-01

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